Lovely small, secluded cove backed by vegitation. There are no facilities but the cliffs on either side and cane bushes at the back offer some shade. Accessible by a dirt track and footpath which is steep, narrow and rough in places. The climb down, and more so the climb back up is moderately difficult. Consequently this beach is only lightly attended making nudism possible at least out of high season. At weekends it is busier with textile locals spending time on the beach. However, even if it is totally textile no one seems bothered if someone strips off. Confident swimmers can also reach it by swimming around from Nerja's Playa Burriana. The beach is mostly small pebbles. The sea bed shelves moderately and is coarse gritty sand within a short distance of the shoreline so entering and exiting the water is not too difficult. Beach shoes not essential but will make it a bit more comfortable. The high ground surrounding the cove make it quite sheltered so the sea seems less rough than on other nearby beaches.